Easy Company

The wine list at Easy Company feels like it's trying to channel that effortless European café energy — 70+ labels spanning France, Italy, Spain, and California. It's approachable without being dumbed down, but nothing here screams 'collector's cellar.' This is a piazza wine bar that knows its lane: easy-drinking bottles for waterfront brunches and long dinners.

The list leans Old World with solid Bordeaux representation and California classics filling out the roster. You'll find everything from Dry Creek Zinfandel to Napa Cab, with a respectable nod to Burgundy and the Loire. The spread hits the major regions without going deep into any one — no obscure appellations or natural wine rabbit holes here. It's a crowd-pleaser approach that works for a venue where people come for the views as much as the vino. The bottle range ($50-$166) keeps most options accessible, though the top-shelf picks like Heitz Cellar and Merry Edwards show they're not afraid to stock serious wine.

The by-the-glass program runs lean but competent — at least five options priced $14-$16. You've got a Pedroncelli Zinfandel, a Bordeaux Cabernet, and even a Sauternes dessert pour, which is a nice touch most casual spots skip. The selection rotates slowly based on what we've seen, so don't expect weekly discoveries, but the wines they've chosen are reliable and food-friendly.